Sentence examples for from a handout from inspiring English sources

Matt Winkler, Bloomberg's editor in chief, said in an interview yesterday: "There isn't a great story that has come from a handout.

In the brouhaha over England's forlorn hankering for a handout from Italy, scant attention was paid to Costa Rica.

They also take a dim view of overpaid and underachieving bosses, particularly if they fly to Washington by private jet to beg for a handout from taxpayers.

What matters most is that finally, they will be in the driving seat, instead of waiting for a handout from Whitehall.

Shouldn't building owners and insurers bear the risks of their chosen businesses without begging for a handout from the government?

In an effort to cut the royal household's soaring electricity and gas bills, a senior aide wrote to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport in 2004 to ask if the Queen would be eligible for a handout from a £60m energy-saving fund.

It's easy in these dark economic times to wallow in misery and wait for a handout from the federal government.

Through it all, families never asked for a handout from anyone, especially Washington.

They are not people looking for a handout from the government.

Why doesn't Pandora get off the couch and get an actual business model instead of asking for a handout from Congress and artists?" (Pandora vigorously defended its payouts).

Another eye-catching move was to cut capital gains tax from 28%to18%8%, a handout to the better off – almost certainly the older generation with share portfolios.